Minoxidil / Rogaine / Regaine
Minoxidil (Rogaine or Regaine) was one of the first drugs to be approved for hair regrowth. Originally designed as a treatment for high blood pressure, it was soon discovered that it had the side effect of hair regrowth and reversing baldness. Today it has become a popular treatment for baldness prevention. Nobody fully understands why or how Minoxidil helps promote hair regrowth, simply that it does.
Results:
Minoxidil (Rogaine or Regaine) was one of the first drugs to be approved for hair regrowth. Originally designed as a treatment for high blood pressure, it was soon discovered that minoxidil had the side effect of hair regrowth and reversing baldness. Today it has become a popular treatment for baldness prevention in men and women. Nobody fully understands why or how Minoxidil helps promote hair regrowth, simply that it does.
Hair regrowth occurs in approximately 85% of people who use minoxidil. However, the degree of hair regrowth varies widely. One new hair can constitute regrowth but that would hardly be acceptable to most people. Clinical data suggests that the number of people who experience significant hair regrowth is small. New hair regrowth can take up 4-6 months and only after 9-12 months of consistent use can one can determine if Minoxidil is working for you. If you stop using minoxidil, you will quickly begin to lose any new hair growth and hair that was prevented from falling out.

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Transition’s opinion is that Minoxidil is best viewed as a baldness preventative or a treatment to slow hair loss. Transitions believes that positive effects of Minoxidil can be enhanced through using it in conjunction with other baldness treatments.
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Side effects:
The most common side effect of Minoxidil (Rogaine or Regaine) is an itchy scalp. It can also be expected that initially there will be slight increase in hair loss before seeing the positive effects of hair regrowth. Other side effects of minoxidil include decreased blood pressure or hypotension (usually caused by using too much), acne on the area of application, headaches and lightheadedness, irregular or fast heart beat, blurred vision and chest pain.
Is Minoxidil for you?
Your Transitions consultant is qualified to determine if you are a suitable candidate for Minoxidil (Rogaine or Regaine) as a hair loss treatment. Call today for a free Hair Assessment and find out which hair loss treatment is the best for you. We give you unbiased advice because Transitions is the only company to offer every form of hair restoration treatment available today in Adelaide, South Australia.
Minoxidil is the name of active ingredient marketed under various product names such as Rogaine and Regaine.
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